cla made his first seven shots in the game with cla cheering him on. cla 27 points at the half.me of the series. kevin durant, you know who he is. plus the foul. four-point play. had 19 at the half. they led by eight. third quarter, trouble. clippers up by as. as five. cla responds in the fourth. splash. and then andre iguodala, 35 this would be with authority. steph it, he struggle relied. 3 of 14, only 12 points. foul trouble. splits the defense there and lays it in. durant with a dunk and this three seals the deal. goes for 33. warriors win and have a 3-1 series lead. >> when i don't have a game of my standards trying to do something different, yesterday i went and jumped in the pacific ocean. it was cold but worth it. >> did it wake you up. >> it healed the body and mind. so i think it paid off for today. >> cla was great. he likes to sleep. takes him awhile to wake up in the morning. we were worried coming into the game. he was sensational for us and looking for his shot and shooting it. he gave us a good lead in the first half. >> they came out and showed us in the first q

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accepted me a business clas clas ticket, i'll go with them. >> that's their new tag line, boeing safer than sex. fox business alert. david: that does it for "bulls & bears." see you back here next time. liz: okay. here's the lay of the land. the prowfl trump economy is now a story playing out in key battleground states. the trump economy lifting the vote of a key group of voters. watch this. the number of blue collar women workers at a 25-year high this as consumer spending is bouncing back. the american people are feeling good. consumer sentiment at a 20-year high. republicans are saying why switch horses midstream as the media is still not getting what the 2020 story is all about. it's about joe biden versus bernie sanders. these two are about to ric rip h other apart as biden tries to secure the union vote. but the president undercutting joe biden tweeting out attacks on fat cat union leaders for ripping off union members of high dues and more. this as the top democrats say that the party is not opening the voters' call. they fear that the 2020 dems don't have a robust national mess

accepted me a business clas clas ticket, i'll go with them. >> that's their new tag line, boeing saferox business alert. david: that does it for "bulls & bears." see you back here next time. liz: okay. here's the lay of the land. the prowfl trump economy is now a story playing out in key battleground states. the trump economy lifting the vote of a key group of voters. watch this. the number of blue collar women workers at a 25-year high this as consumer spending is bouncing back. the american people are feeling good. consumer sentiment at a 20-year high. republicans are saying why switch horses midstream as the media is still not getting what the 2020 story is all about. it's about joe biden versus bernie sanders. these two are about to ric rip h other apart as biden tries to secure the union vote.

they say, he called 9-1-1 she, cla -- 9-1-1 claiming he had a gun. on april 5th, the chp shut down the bridge for hours because of a bomb suicide threat and no explosives were found. ♪ >> a somber good friday protest oultds lawrence livermore labs where people gathered to protest nuclear weapons development. many come from fact groups and have been showing up on the same day every year for decades. with the same message. >> we are here today to say yes to peace, and to say yes to a clean environment, to say yes to the livermore labratory and to to nuclear weapons. >> they say there's greater urgency this year for the movement aspresident trump wants to expand the nuclear program. >>> you see in the middle of it all, we are here. >> it seems like i'm standing in the middle of the fog. look at the shot of the golden gate bridge. still rolling thu and it's been this way since this morning. the temperatures at 53, and wind speeds are light and breezy, 15 miles an hour at least in san francisco. it's beautiful in downtown san jose, 72 degrees, wind speeds

still trump has claed tot vindication. >> so it's complete exoneration. no collusion. no obstruction. >> reporter: democrats are intensifyi their scrutiny of jared kushner after obtning documents and testimony from a whistle-blower. as first reportedy nbc news, his security clearance was pri business interestsec and foreign conntions. but last year the president destructed john kelly to give kushner top security clherance. resident ignored questions about the matter on wednesday. >> did you aut a security clearance for jared kushner or others? >> thank you verymuch. >> reporter: also this morning, house democrats are turning up the pressure to learn more about the prident's business dealings demanding the irs turn over six years of president trump's tax returns. setting up a likely battle between house democrats. president trump asked about that overnight sayinge was under audit and not required to that. past presidents have trned over tax returns even when under audit. >> it sounds like this request n to the ir to the president himself. >> reporter: absolutely to the

clas were held under a tree. you can watch the interview coming up later this morning on the "today" show. >> i mean, that is beautiful, and that is what community is all about. incredible. >> glad we're hyatting that. we've -- highlighting that. we've seen that on the "today" show -- >> we've done the story, too. >>> not so awesome start, i'm a little surprised. i'm going to say it's cold. 40s. >> we were deang with this yesterday. probably should have mentioned that the temperatures were going to be in the lownd 40s 30s today when you woke up this morning. and that was all behind that frontal system that passed through yesterday and brought us all that rain into the area and the storms yesterday morning. no storms rtoday, non out there today. you can see we have chances increasing as we continue through the end of this workweek and into theweekend. i think friday's going to be the day that we'll have to watch for. in fact, i'm sure we'll get a weather alert friday for the chance of severe storms and some heavy

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some central areas may be cloudy, also clad central areas may be cloudy, also cla d a cross central areasres around 17 degrees. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines at four: britain's fracking tsar quits after six months in thejob, blaming ministers for paying too much attention to the environmental lobby. from within, you can't do very much, and it means at the moment when you have government in such terrible paralysis, you do have to do something as dramatic as this in order to have your voice heard. a woman is shot dead and three people injured at a california synagogue. a man believed to have used an assault rifle has been arrested. still hoping britain won't take part in next month's european elections — the conservative party chairman, brandon lewis. security fears in sri lanka sees church services cancelled a week after more than 250 people were killed in the

with lucy flores and amy lappos cla claiming the behavior was inappropriate but not overtly sexual. and president trump chimed in with some opinions of his own. >> our former vice president, he's -- i was going to callhim. i don't know him well. i was going to say welcome to the world, joe. you having a good time, joe? >> joe biden has yet to address the latest accusations. he's previously said it was never hisntention to act inappropriately. >>> a dramatic scene is set to play out in a federal courtroo in boston. actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffm a among 13 parents caught up in that massive college admissions scandal. andhey're about to face a judge. at least one parent, the ceo of a water company, has now requested to move his appearance to a later date, citing ongowig discussion the government to resolve the matter without a trial. for more on what's ahead today here's nbc's migueler almagu. >> reporter: lori loughlin and felicity huffman t will sode in the red carpet for the steps of federal court charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud, both actresses seen this we

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you're a warrior, you want to see how curry and cla react to the ankle injuries.se are the things you look at. >> you want to defend harden, defend him without fouling. > we look forward to game two tuesday night at oracle. >> a rough go for both bay area clubs. in the bottom of the 11th, a's led by three. drury tied it up with a three-run shot. his fourth home run of the season. all came against oakland. the jays not done. justin smoak had the walkoff base hit. all of those runs coming off blake treinen. jays win 5-4. they sweep the six-game season series. this is even worse for the giants. we'll keep it short. gary sanchez, look at this bomb. he almost hits it out of the stadium. almost hits the boats. that went off vic. the yankees swept the series 11-5 the final. >>> after 19 seasons in the nfl, sebastian jankowski is calling it a career. he spent all but one of his season with the raiders. the 41-year-old said it was a good run. i think sti of the super bowl, it still hurts. it does. that super bowl in 2002 they lost to tampa bay. this abc7 sports report spon

let me figure out how to say this diplomat cla.e at moment -- i mean is this a black and white issue for the democrats? or are it the democrats going to thrash of course we believe the woman. i like the think no woman lies and sits out to destroy someone's life with a a lie. is he done? >> i thunk it the decision whether this is disqualifying or not lies with the voters. this is an issue that he had to have seen coming and the people around him have to have seen coming. and keep in mind these are stories of women telling how they felt about someone touching them. on twitter and in statements i've seen a lot of foks in joe biden's corner saying much too much is being made out of this and i'm not sure that's tellingwomanen they don't have a right to say how someone touching them made it them feel is going to age very well. but i think joe biden gets through the only way is to address it. he didn't mean it. he didn't think it was inappropriate. a lot of women do understand what it is like when you're in a professional setting and some

let me figure out how to say this diplomat cla.ent -- i mean is this a black and white issue for the democrats? or are it the democrats going to thrash of course we believe the woman. i like the think no woman lies and sits out to destroy someone's life with a a lie. is he done? >> i thunk it the decision whether this is disqualifying or not lies with the voters. this is an issue that he had to have seen coming and the people around him have to have seen coming. and keep in mind these are stories of women telling how they felt about someone touching them. on twitter and in statements i've seen a lot of foks in joe biden's corner saying much too much is being made out of this and i'm not sure that's tellingwomanen they don't have a right to say how someone touching them made it them feel is going to age very well. but i think joe biden gets through the only way is to address it. he didn't mean it. he didn't think it was inappropriate. a lot of women do understand what it is like when you're in a professional setting and someone is n

so cla tells us. >> announcer: >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. >>> good saturday morning.ac welcome in to news 4 t"news4 to3 on thisth of april 2019. 'm david culver along side my friend blayne alexander. >> loving being here,si i and so many festivities going on. >> a lot. >> a lot going on. clay anderson promises us good weather for those festivities. >> look behind us. it's a little cloudy out there. i see sff on the radar but you're saying that's getting out out? >> please. >> theradar shows showers moving exit stage left as in the east. for us, looking forward to a very nice day. a little soggy out there. overnight showers and early mornin rumbles of thunder across the viewing area but those showers, pesky as th were, now continued to move to the east. we got to get rid of the low ou . bring in sunshine and this is what we expect throughout today and into to this is a quick time lapse as we would say. 8:00 a.m. where we are now. showers ending west to east. temperatures will rise from the 60s to the 70s. not a bad afternoon, everyone. temperatures mid-70s. vernight rain tonight

cla with three of steph with this ridiculous three before the buzzer. one seed in the west, 131-104 in the final regular season game at oracle. >> it was a nostalgic moment for everybody in the stands. and to see a couple new names on the back of those old wore jerseys is pretty cool. but great season here at oracle. looking forward to the playoffs. >> pretty cool night. glad we got the win in the fashion we did. and just a night of celebration blending the history and the present. and looking forward to next weekend. >> ncaa women's championship game, notre dame and baylor bears led by as many as 17 till mabrey ties it up. she had 21. chloe jackman throws it up and in, 2-80. notre dame got free-throws to tie it. she needed in,ould not get go baylorour natio 2-81. >> just hoping she would miss one and she missed the first one. she's going to have great success at the next level. >> as you enter the line, she whispered in your ear. what did they tell you. >> congrats on the win. i told her have great success in the next level. just knew she's going to be

going to enable the constitution to come together and you take a look at the trends of the working clas class, and they are devastating. you said briefly but correctly it has not progressed as far as people think. at thehe faculty at harvard university and they do a survey. but there has been some secularization that has leveled off with 93 percent to have a strong ability to go to church. you go to working-class which ckis the backbone and here is the general social survey with 12 percent of people in the white working class they have a meaningful attachment to a church if you only have 12 percent then they do not provide. so that is religiosity. but morality that was the fourth one. nobody talks about virtue anymore because the left has always been a little down on virtue as being preachy and judgmental. it is very embarrassing for conservatives to talk about the importance of virtue and character these days? get into an argument over national leadership. [laughter] but i will observe that if you say no what you really need in a political figure is character because everything ultimat

. >> reporter: a reference to women's clas that biden's actions while not sexual made them uncomfortable. >> mr. biden's hand went from my shoulder and started to descend down my back. > biden tried to quell the claims with a video. >> i get it. i hear what they're saying. >> reporter: pretedent trump tweeting a parody of biden was asked whether his own accusations of sexctl miscon make him the best messenger. >> i think i'm a very good messenger. people got a kick out of. he's going through a situation. let's see what happens. >> mocking joe biden is exactly the kind of thing that's going to make mocrats, many democrats who have been critical of the vicpresident's behavior pplly around the vice president. >> reporter: bidenring today before a friendly audience. >> sometimes irehinkdent trump is a tragedy in two acts. >> reporter: yet to announc he's candidate for president but sounding a lot like one today. now, biden also said his intention has not changed. t he were to run, he will be the last nnounce. erik >> susan, thank you. >>> new at 4:00, a group of tenants in norwest d.c. is ba

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he's a freshman here studying cla classical archaeology. >> your plan for free college appeals to manythe methods you proposed would be through raising taxes on the wealthy. because people with a college education tend to have higher incomes could this plan eventually hurt us? >> i don't think so. i think what our campaign is about is justice. it's a fight for justice. economic justice, social justice, racial justice, environmental justice and at the end of the day you have to ask yourself whether it's acceptable that corporations like amazon, netflix, general motors pay nothing in federal taxes. whether trump's tax proposal gives massive tax breaks to families like the koch brothers. one of the wealthiest families in america. so i think what we need is a fair and progressive tax system in order to raise the revenue that we need to help working families. so i have no apologies to make to say we're going to do our best to end the tax havens that exist in bermuda and other countries. and then they're cutting back on education and health care. that doesn't make a lot of sense to me. so i

i think everybody relaxed the attendance policy when it came to everyone showing up for clas o you sawomthe images we posted on social media. we were out there all long.t we got about 90 minutes of sleep. you know what? the adrenalinece of this p is just electric. you just feel that and it keeps you going. i don't know h much longer it will keep us going.g hopefully lonough for us to watch this bus pull up once it comes, because you said they have landed. we know that as a fact. they're on their way here. charlottesville is not that big. we know they're going to be here soon enough. as soon as they get off thate' bus, bring you those live images and the welcome here. no doubt it's going to be a huge warm welcome for these folks. >> david, what's the itinerary once the welcome there is completed? are there other events plannedo today and the rest of the week? >> reporter: you know, it's funny, this is not even actually thefficial homecoming parade. t this is the gathering of them getting off the bus. the parade i this saturday. that's going to be a huge event, a lot larger venue compare

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we do know p study with his cla. one of the victims returned to the site yesterday. he talk about what he heard after the crash. >> he started yelling, thank you, god, for giving me this opportunity. i love you, jesus, over and over again. it just got me mad. i was like, what opportunity are you talking about? the opportunity that you almost killed people? >> reporter: police say peoples has shown no sign of remorse. his family says he suffered from ptsd. reporting live, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >>> the i-team has dug into peoples' background. his brother told us peoples was under intense pressure at work as an auditor for the department of defense in mountain view. he was nearing the end of his probationary period after being hired, and peoples also was an iraq war veteran. he was discharged as private first class in the army reserve. he tried getting his degree at sacramento state after that, but his family says ptsd started causing him to act out. >>> we've been updating the story or our website. if police give any more updates in the coming days we'll live strea

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trump's personal and business tax returns claing congres has the legal authority to conduct proper oversight. but friday, president trump's lawyers branded that harassment writing the president is their potical opponent, and they want to use the information to damage him politically. presidents vice presidents thatttee in congress which is run by democrats saysis thatt part of their job to be able to access any taxpayer,ud ing the president's tax returns as a part of that overfght. part this will go to steven mnuchin, the treasury secretary, and that will be a reale challe for him caught between at congress wants andthhe he served. >> kelly o'donnell thank you. >>> we want to bring in ste kornacki. good morning. let's talk abo joebiden, the former vice president, he got the wheels in motion for the presidential bid announcement. instead he's trying to diffuse the controversy oveon hisct as it relates to his campaigning, by trying to make light of eait, in there are aglot of people who aren't laughing about in this morning. does this have impact on democratic voters, and the way they view the

i'm glad our station's putting the forefront on the cla-- the climate change. and we want to get you ahead of the storms because we've got travel concerns as we get into your friday. showers out there this morning. shouldn't impact your commute. i shouldn't say showers, sprinkles, a little drizzle out there. clearing skies throughout the day. it's going to be breezy, humid, and hot this afternoon.e we will home sunshine later on this afternoon. and as i was talksing about, severe -- talking about, severe weather possible tomorrow across the area. temperatures will go up. we're in the 50s right 'snow. itot bad when you walk outside. and then we'll continue to move those temperatures to right around 80 degrees. again, becoming sunny and breezy by this afternoon. and then we stay mild overnight. there's a few sprinkles i was talkin about. again, maybe a shower. by hagerstown, maybe a shower at the top of i-81 into the pennsylvania border. we're looking at cloud cover out ngere. what we're looki at to the middlest united states -- middle of the united states is a l

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. >> nawaz: kristen cla thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> woodruff: by the year 2030,e one in fericans will be a senior citizen.by and, as oomers age, many will eventually enter long-term care. that move brings difficult choices and challenges for both seniors and their families. among the less-discussed is an increased risk of both depression and suicide for those moving into or living in long- term care. special correspondent cat wise reports on this difficult topic, as part of a partnership with kaiser health news. and a warning: this story contains graphic references to suicide. >> he was fit and, physically, just, on track to just living a long, long life. >> reporter: roland tiedemann was a lifelong outdoorsman. a hiker, skier, a member of the forest service, who taught his daughter, jane davis, to love the outdoors as well. but after so many years of s shing himself, traveling the world, and serving surrogate father to his granddaughter jayna, after her father died, both his and his wife's health began to fail in 2014. he contracted a vicious case of shingles.

i'm joined by cla lis have a ward. this will be a test for the church this week.ey respond in this most significant, most emotional, most religious part of the catholic calendar when one of its main symbols of community is all but gone? >> i think the key will be first of all how they respond in the moment. now we would expect to hear from the vatican soon as to so many kind of a response. but then what happens with sunday mass? as you know, good friday is a day of sadness. it's a day of mourning the crucifixion of jesus, but sunday easter sunday is a day of jubilation. it's a day of renewal, of rebirth, of celebration. and good friday and easter together are really the most important days in the catholic calendar. so how does the vatican respond in how do they reach out to all the catholics not just in france but across the world who are going to be feeling desperately sad about this on a personal level. even though these images that we've been looking at are of a stone building burning, this is not just any ordinary building. this is a building that has deep rel

he's a cnn european affairs commentator and the chairs of the french department at ux cla. grew up in paris. seeing notre dame cathedral was part of your life as a child, as a young adult. how big a deal, how big a tragedy is this for you and for the people of france? >> yeah, it's an extraordinary tragedy. when you think of france, there are two iconic buildings. the late 19th century eiffel tower and then cathedral of notre dame. two iconic architectural sights that are recognizable by anybody, anywhere in the world. the millions and millions of tourists that visit france every year either enter the cathedral and in fact go up into some of those -- into the towers, the left tower, we've seen, has also been taken over by some fire. and if not, people visit the surrounding area. it sits right in the heart of paris on one of the two old islands. it is extraordinarily difficult to get to, surrounded by cobbled streets and so on. but, obviously, to see this building on fire is just absolutely extraordinary. and in the map that you have up there, you see it that sits juxtaposed

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so there is a whole cla classified -- slew of classified information that we're not seeing but congress will want to know was this campaign compromised by the russians, did they open them up to being manipulated by sophisticated russian influence operations. >> and before i let you go because i'm told nadler is coming up, i just turned to some of the redacted portions of this report. for folks who are on the go today, they are transiting through the atlanta airport, they are at school, in a car, listening to us on satellite radio, these redactions are marked for the reason of the redaction. what are those sub categories? >> there is classified information, there is grand jury information, rule 6-e which cannot be released except pursuant to a judge's order, and then there is information that would impinge the personal privacy of sort of peripheral individuals, and then there is very importantly matters that continue to be under pending criminal investigation. and there is a lot of stuff on roger stone that we can see in here that we already know about, but it is redacted because the sto

>> and then you raise price and that's what i think is going to happen that's cla that's classic antitrust> yes, we do. our friend is still looking out. >> he's good it was apparently the short now. >> that's what going on with lyft >> i want to build anticipation for next thursday. >> oh my god it is going to be webcast. >> the change of course at the company is seminal in terms of what we are going to learn about their plans, it is not just disney plus entertainment offering and the app most likely we'll hope to learn about hulu and espn plus and what we'll learn about even perhaps some of their international efforts when it comes to things like india as oppose to the little we learn when apple launched its service, well, this was not center of the playing field for apple but it is for disney. this is a monumental shift in their business that management certainly believes they must under take as you may imagine investors have a lot of questions. what are you going to learn? we'll see they are going to be forthcoming. i am hearing investment years. they're going to be forthcoming. i think

. >> reporte andhen she discovered cbd after a mom in huton's cla said i worked for her child, rogerscontact. >> repor in a statement, the fda sayti we cone to be concerned that the number of drug claims being made about products not approved by the fda that claim to contain cbd. >> we don't know what some of the down stream harms might be of exposing young people to the medications in the long term. >> clinicians say clinical trials are necessary to see if it's a viable treatment for autism. >> we hute to our brakes on and understand the extent to which these medications are safe, to him rated and efficacious. some preliminary international studies say cbdco uld prove effective and a first of i kind american study is expected to begin this year at uc san diego. another hurdle when it comes to cbd is the law. the federal governmenast year legalized cbd so long as it contains less tha .3% thc. some states have legalized cbd as a qualifying treatment for autism. local laws in five states heavily regulate the compound, making it illegal for most uses. texas, where rogers lives is one of

was built by the great american middle clas >> reporter: biden is still facing criticism for how anita hill was treated during the hearings. now he's trying to put that to rest. >> i believed her from the beginning. but i was chairman. she did not get a fair hearing. she did not get treated well. that's my responsibility. >> andrea, i understand that there's some new polling just out this morning and it shows some good news for joe den. what more do we know about that? >> reporter: it does. in a cnn poll, biden got a nice bump today over bernie sanders. this is the fst poll since his rollout. strong with african-american women. that's aey block of primary voters. does give him front runner status for you, bnow, but that a dangerous place to be ts early. >> andrea mitchell for us in washington. >>> that alleged gunman in a alifornia n the synagogue is expected to make c his firstrt appearance today. his parents are speaking out expressing their shock and sadness. miellmaguer has got the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the alleged shooter, the suspect faces one count of

for this earnings season the true mark is what the top lines of these companies are doing kimberly-claark's revenue declined today so are you avoiding the staples? >> no, no. it depends on what you're -- interesting point our making it depends why you're buying staples. it's not a binary decision it's not that you buy kimberly-clark versus amazon it's not one or the other. what is the role of staples in your portfolio after your role is as kevin just mentioned cash flow, dividends, more stable companies, perhaps core of portfolio, then you go off on the satellite and you start buying i think something you'll be talking about shortly, some of these ipos or high growth names? that's really the key issue. sara's right there's not a lot of growth in these names. it's all about the cash flow as kevin mentioned. if they have a role in your portfolio strategy as a stabilizer and income producer, that's hard to beat. >> in old school staples to the ipo market which is heath up once again the two companies filed their ipos today with the s.e.c. douyu a chinese e sports platform and luckin coffe

we know richard cla they talkedg the fed's inflation target.r. but that is not considered inflationary. markets are up, dow industrials right now showing a gain of about 60 points at the start of trading, s&p up 7 and-a-half. there was trade tensions weighing on sentiments and dow industrials were down 190 points yesterday. in europe this morning, the european central bank decision is due later this hour. we'll hear from mario draggy. we're not expecting change in policy. we're waitin waiting hear what s to say about the economic uncertainty and the broad growth story which is really about 1% in the eurozone is what is expected. in asia overnight, markets were fractionally moving. the best performer was korea, up a half a percent. the scary future of robocalls, these calls could come from names and numbers that you actually know. and then you'll pick up. we'll tell you about that. new charges in the college add admission scandal. details about what lori loughlin is facing. these are harsh, harsh penalties. they're facing the musics this morning

joining me right now former cla congressman u.s.to see you. >> great to be here talking trade so this is the right place to be. >> i mean look you have studied these issues quite a bit i want to get your take on usmca, story in the journal this morning something that i have been bringing up a lot, to all my guests questioning what is plan b should usmca not get ratified how do you feel about the canada members deal do you think it is going to pass? >> well, this is bill clinton's legacy, and that is sort of the strange anomaly donald trump has made this a hundred-billion-dollar better deal you know 87 billion to a hundred billion low estimate a hundred degreed,000 better for u.s. jobs but at the end of the day bill clinton pulled his democratic party into bipartisan support for this back when it passed. maria: is there anybody to get the bipartisan support for this deal now on the other side. >> you know this is where the institutional memories of the moderates have to come into play blue collar jobs00,000 jobs created by this, the

confirming rumors though that the acting deputy secretary, cla claire grady, revealing she is leaving, as well. good lord. confirming legal hurdles for the new acting secretary, mcaleenan. trump rejected the idea that something major is under way. >> should you be cleaning house at dhs? what would you like to achieve with new leadership? >> i never said i am cleaning house. we have a lot of great people over there. we have bad laws. we have a judge that just ruled incredibly that he doesn't want people playstaying in mexico. we have the worst laws of any country anywhere in the world. we're bucking a court system that never, ever rules for us. our job could be so much easier. i think kevin is going to do a fantastic job. he is acting but i think he is going to do a fantastic job. we're not doing anything very big. >> meanwhile, a senior administration official tells "the new york times" the trump administration plans to aggressively push for tougher screening of asylum seekers, making it more difficult for migrants fleeing persecution in their own countries from winning protection in